IE Laboratory Safety Guidelines

Laboratory safety rules

Arrive at the lab five minutes before the start of the lab.
The hardcover practical notebook must contain reports of all experiments during the semester and must be evaluated at the end of the semester.
The report for each experiment within the practical brochure must include:

The goal of the experiment

Experiment method

Results the accounts

Discussion Conclusion.
Wear safety equipment, including glasses and a coat, when entering the laboratory (this is obligatory and obligatory).
Eating, drinking, chewing gum, and using mobile phones are all prohibited.
After the end of the experiment, the practical area must be left clean, and this includes the bench, glassware, and equipment used in that experiment.
Commitment to wearing closed shoes during the practical experience.
Do not conduct any experiment without the presence of a laboratory supervisor.
Do not use any material that is not identified or clearly labeled.
Report any incident to the laboratory supervisor; Accidents include personal injury, broken glass, or the spill of a chemical.
When any fire occurs, God forbid, you must leave the laboratory by the nearest exit, use the fire escape, and then go to the fire assembly point.
Restrict entry to the laboratory to authorized persons only.
Any unauthorized person must obtain permission from the department head.
Chairs should not be used in laboratories and should be replaced with special laboratory chairs.
Do not use your mouth to suck chemicals through a pipette, instead use an automatic pipette.

Laboratory safety rules

Arrive at the lab five minutes before the start of the lab.

The hardcover practical notebook must contain reports of all experiments during the semester and must be evaluated at the end of the semester.

The report for each experiment within the practical brochure must include:

The goal of the experiment

Experiment method

Results the accounts

Discussion Conclusion.

Wear safety equipment, including glasses and a coat, when entering the laboratory (this is obligatory and obligatory).

Eating, drinking, chewing gum, and using mobile phones are all prohibited.

After the end of the experiment, the practical area must be left clean, and this includes the bench, glassware, and equipment used in that experiment.

Commitment to wearing closed shoes during the practical experience.

Do not conduct any experiment without the presence of a laboratory supervisor.

Do not use any material that is not identified or clearly labeled.

Report any incident to the laboratory supervisor; Accidents include personal injury, broken glass, or the spill of a chemical.

When any fire occurs, God forbid, you must leave the laboratory by the nearest exit, use the fire escape, and then go to the fire assembly point.

Restrict entry to the laboratory to authorized persons only.

Any unauthorized person must obtain permission from the department head.

Chairs should not be used in laboratories and should be replaced with special laboratory chairs.

Do not use your mouth to suck chemicals through a pipette, instead use an automatic pipette.